I'm a newbie at networking, but have a have 4 port router and ADSL modem with dynamic IP working. Now I need to add a Wireless Access Point for my wife's laptop. The laptop is working fine, it's already leeching off some neighbour's open link. But I'd like to have my own setup. I bought an oldish Wireless Access Point. The manual, and all the setup files as on the CDR, can be found: AP111B manual (the original manufacturer's site is long gone). I'm having trouble with the terminology. TFA says(page 23): What is an "ethernet station"? The PC or the router? The "hub" I assume is the router. Anyway: I have a PC, a 4-port router, the WAP, an ADSL modem. What do I plug in where at this point? The final arrangement is obvious enough, plugging the WAP to one of the LAN ports of the router, but in this configuration step it seems to be saying to do something else to set its initial IP. The router gateway is at 192.168.1.1; the PC is assigned 192.168.1.21, netmask 255.255.255.1 Default WAP IP is 192.168.0.1, which looks like it needs to be changed (to what, exactly?) to be compatible. Also, I'm having trouble installing the "SNMP manager" software. Is this generic, or manufacturer specific? If generic, what alternatives are there? Thanks greatly for any hints...